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^ ' ?' V Servic r ,: I * . THE most rel farm use is made of the best -it is strong and being heavy and s It gives a cleary str 4-r\ 1 i r>-V? 4- /-? ?? ?**?/* VU XXgJLll CU1U 1CW1L ^-OuL^won'Meak, i It is an expert-ma in various styles at RAYO for every n ^ At Dealers Eve f ! STANDARD OIL WMhinfton, D. C. (New Jersay] Richmond, V?. BALTIMORE Norfolk. V*. a a I I I 111 llll Old Mr. Sunflower thrusts his head high :? ? above the garden fence r\ . ; and proclaims himself ; .' . king over all the little bugs r;? and small potatoes down below. In strength and vigor he , ; . overtops all bis associates even as GOODRICH ik' . liffiJZ tip-pc jhl V r- ? ?xv#n L/ XX XV V_/ liuv ;; ^ 11 ' * -. * ' - dSHB9Bkai'i {debh ^ he?fcfefiiHfcj^1 d c r s Kii' j si H^Hp^^ver K<!' |m| 7 LBS. ^ ^Il' I rn a SoaPr iir And ^'s 80 EA5 \ AT Juit dissolve a ceo of me NJJf pour this water Into four no DO 1LI NO at all. Bt And you will have seven j V* 50c. worth, and I only cost \ n I am RED I \GET ME AT AN\ I SAVE MY ONLY r" picn ) From March 1st to P make 1 dozen of the fin $5 00, hall dozen for $< dozen made. We gua^g^fflHBHB ^??J - Whitmore will be at Pagel; WHITMORE \ L . 1 . / S SBsSBIff Strong :eable, Safe. liable lantern- for the RAYO. It is materials, so that durable without iwkward. ong light Is easy k. It won't blow ind won't smoke. J HP lonfpm l\'/ToHa u.v (uuvw/iii. iuau\rf id sizes.'There is a equirement. <ryfrhere \ / COMPANY ||t Charlotte, N. C. (EX Charleston. W. Va. Charleston, S. C. ""'"Mnni'HH'UH'Hm'mniiuiimim.wiiiwiaMHWSWMiwuMMiswiHwsww W O ME N Love This Magazine McCALI.'S la the Fashion Gutda and Housekeeping Helper of more women than any other U magazir.e In the world. AH the latest styles e every rjonth: also delightful atorlea that enter tain,a<id special department* In cooktoL hem* drcssr.iaking, fancy work, etc., that ll(hten houaework and aare money. Price, only 50c L- a year, with one celebrated McCall Dreaa PatI tern FREE. _ w UNO A POSTAL CAftO NOW PON e, 1. A FREE (Urnpl. Copy of M (CALL'S HAOAONS: or H *. A FRKK Copy of M (CALL'S tma U ?? PBBMIUH CATALOGUE. or S a. McCALL'fl 1100.00 Prtao Offor to Krary CHUSCH. Addnm D*H. N \ H THE McCALL CO., 236 to 24fi W. 374 St, Hon Twk, M. T. in a quart of watar. N#?\ pounds of melted Qrease, \ V >ounita of fine, hard soap1^ S 5c., a nickel, a half dim*- m )F,VIL LYE J ' GOOD STORE I ARRI S =^?=>' IRES blanch 'l5th we wjlj lest cabinet ce. / ry Saturday, but Mrs. / and to do your work. , ? '$ STUDIO ** -.I ... 9 1 1 M. M. JOHNSl I ATTORNEY AT LAW BH Will be in Pageland Wedia^HH Thursday and Friday of each hSHB ~ - Wood's ProductivW^B Seed Cornsn We offer aH the beet prlM*^flffi ning and profit-making varieflHB The high price at which corl^BH selling: should encourage increa^BJgl acreage and the planting of IBS proved varieties of seed corneveXtfl where. Wood's Descriptive CstaljlH gives full deecrlptions'and lnfora^uB tion about all the best and most uflsjB proved varieties, telling what plant to make largest and mc^H profitable crops. Ws are also headquarters for Millets, Sorghums, S Cow Peas, Soja Beans,7 lfl| Sudan & Rhodes Grass, /and all Seasonable Seeds. iW 'Writ# 'or Catalog and prloea' ofll any seeds required. '^ g T. W. WOOD Ct SONS, S SEEDSMEN, - Mchmoni, ya. J ^ Cm u W ><f . ^^ Pu?mQ| I *':I wnere Lincoln Besicneyn)a^B^>i ma-Pacific International Exposlt^^Hl' marble, which is used on the SUPERB NIGHmUJi ~?j E5BP.<^S*SMBmg^ At night the vast glass doms of j. projectors set within the building, yft one of the many marvels of th4*gre?r rainbow.- This photograph shows Urn of the Zodiac over its gleaming sura: IIwmmaI* 1 1 ^ woiion ut LallUSCapVJ at Huge Panama-Pj v-t LOW ROUND TRIP RATES AFFL TAKE WONDERRSf a * ?WThese plotures at beet can indices, tlon&l exposition at San Francisco to Forty-two foreign nations, end have sent to this wonderful |AO,9QO,0uo the eleven colossal exhibit palacspwx^ tng built In most cases lm a style i\r; 000,000 has been Invested In the showman are conducting the most weL^ for any celebration on earth. _ In order to put the opyaiM^^jj . t if ^RMrsSlroads ha?e out ra 9 tions of the city have agree to keep the Complete Information reg*rdl|fg. th agar ef the Bureau of Publlcatyopi;~-Pi fornla, who will forward to any a dittos i formation regarding the glories of thin i INSinP hi hi AT fei IIIUIUL mil H| | H IS jt^4 ' * ' ' ^wS^^hI View of architect's perspective cJ ^ treat world's exposition at Pt. Louli ln similar Urga building at Ban B*ranc1i<[0 , tuMni 19 within ihs ipoiltion iro^, "i -U-V ! i * i> ???b? ?mam HAhy did you take Elnora from school, Aunt Mandy? ' H asked her cook one day. Mandy sniffed scornfully. HHe de teacher ain't satis9 K tuh me, Mis' Mallv. What BBHckon she tell dat chile yis9 9she 'low dat IV spell tour, |H99?ver a idjut 'ud know dat 9839ivy."?Exchange. ftyou come from New jMWfeud an English lady to a 9 American. "I ' supnBfaKjpf course, you came from 9 did you think that?" BMBhhe New York lady. j|Hp9pK>8ed Qh cultivated, inI EAmericans came from ?Bm?hat in the world made q 9 Hp that?" was the natural ^ n't know, exactly. I ^ RlB^s a ?oston lady who I 9 11 SW.XJ44T 1ISFR FTVIR pari n*n< 111111 Mil III MMIIM jjSjhk-f r'st indoor ^eroplcno (light, the git wgUsco. Thin enormcufi rlructure is Hb^ftlroad Depot in New VorU. and oti flniON OF THE VAST PALACE d BfeaJf^BlRt^B'S.aft, Palace of Horticulture is played up< e globe, which is tae largest hemispber: Panama-Pacific International exposition, great building at night with the raya c iuTjVUurvTjin^mruwuirum. rL C - LTI Sculpture and Architectur icific International Exposit ID GREATEST OPPORTUNITY OF ;JOURNEY AND SEE FINEST DISI i but feebly the Indescribable marvels prei ilcb the people of all nations are throngin I than 80,000 individual exhibitors, repret show the best of their preBent-day achie' also in the buildingB of the state and fc chitecture characteristic of the state or " the 3,000-foot amusement street of this lerful and most original sight-seeing and itaiEg this most marvelous of all expositl< tee In halt to and from San Francisco, a ilr schedule of prices down to normal flgi is wonderful world's fair may be had fre ress Building, Panama-Pacific Internatioi i a beautiful sixty-page booklet, lllustrati ireat celebration and a complete descripti MAM^ I ^ Vy,- r. Uge hotel on the exposition grounds at 1904 will rememh?r the nuge Inside I y|th a capacity of accommodating thous* i, OMf tb? graat PaUoa of Jflua Arti ? , y BK 4 H 9 ' . v it .. i i Nothing More Charged We will be glad "to do your Dressing and to grind your corn, but we keep no more books. Bring along the money with your work. All work guaranteed. Fox Lumber Co. .R. A. CARPENTER, Mgr. Dr. R. /L. McManus DENTIST Pageland, S. C. Will be at Jefferson on Wed esday and at Ruby Thursday It. Croghan Friday of each /eek, remainder of time at Page I and. Office in rear of Joseph's e\v Store, Pageiand, S. C. 5 OF NAILS int Patece of Machinery at the Pana surfaced with ijnjtation Travertine ter Datable structures. IF HORTICULTURE n' by rays of gigantic searchlight cal glass dome in the world and Is then assumes all the colors of the >f the searchlights casting the sign e, Wonderful Exhibits ion, San Francisco A LIFETIME TO 'LAYS OF WORLD'S NATIONS sented by the Panama-Pacific Interna lenting every country on the. globe irements which are now displayed In ireign group, the latter structures be nation represented. More man *10,great fair, where the world's premier pure-fun attractions ever assembled * [>ns within reach of the greatest numnd the hotel and restaurant associa ires. se for the asking by addressing Manlal Exposition, San Francisco, CallBd in colors, containing detailed in Ion of the Panama Canal. EXPOSITION Sliiiii '" lin : San Francisco. Visitors to the nn at tliat exDOsition. There ih a mda of pcoplo. Th* locator o? Wa 'he IukIUh luu it a nil, lu Until, j , . - w~~Let HE Rot Your Compost || I I am tho cli.vmpion rotter of the world. I I'll rot Icavoa, ntraw, stalks, manure, 1 R sawdust or any other vegetable matter, ! ovcu dirt-, into a rich, high-grade ferh tiliier, in It ss than two mouths. { Just kc 'p mcvon the Job and I will save j. f J you a big lot of that fertilizer money, g If you want to know all about this compost rotting, as well as spraying and preventing hog cholera, write | " Red Devil," 610 N. Second Street, ; St. Louis, Mo., and I'll send you a i littlo book, free, that tells how. I I am Red Devil Lye | r-c. For BIQ CANS \ In . \ Almost as big as those costing 10c. 5 WAVE MY IiAltELS. Tax Notice The books will be open for the collection of taxes from the 15th day of October 1914 to Decem| ber, 31st 1914. Tax levy for State 6 mills Constitutional School 3 44 Ordinary County 5 1-2" Interests on R.R Bonds 1 1-2" Road and Bridges 2 Total levy 18 mills School Bonds Cheraw School 3 mills 4 mills Marlburg 3 " Orange Hill 8 " Pats Branch 4 " Pee Dee 3 " Stafford 4 " 2 1-2" Bethel ' 4 " Center Point 4 " Chesterfield 4 " 3 Special School 2 1-2 44 Parker 4 44 Pine Grove 3 44 Shiloh 3 44 5 Snow Hill - 4 44 Ousley 7 Vaughn 3 44 2fl|4 \Vamb^un^^3^ " ~ Cross Roads 6 Mt. Croghan 3 44 4 44 Special School 5 44 New Hope 7 44 Ruby 5 44 -1 1-2 44 Wexford 4 44 5 44 Buffalo 2 44 Dudley 3 44 Five Forks 2 44 Man gum 3 44 Pageland 6 44 5 44 Plains 2 44 Center Grove 5 44 Friendship 3 44 Jefferson 5 44 4 44 Long Branch 4 44 Green Hill 4 44 Middendorf 3 44 McBee 8 44 4 1-2 44 Sandy Run 4 44 Union 4 44 Bay Springs 4 44 Bear Creek 2 44 Bethesda 2 44 Juniper 3 44 Patrick 3 44 1 44 Cat Pond 2 44 Lewis 3 44 Palmetto 3 44 Wallace 3 44 Special road Cheraw Township 2 mills Special road Alligotor Township 5 mills rni O .. i /--I ?? X i ne siaie comptroller ueneral has sent out the following letter to all County Auditor's and Treasurers: . The general assembly has ex- 1 tended the time for the payment 1 of taxes without penalty for the fiscal year 1914, until the 31st of March, 1915, and provided that on all taxes which shall not be paid on or before the 31st day of March, 1915, there shall be added a penally of five per cen for nonpayment. County treasurers are directed to issue their tax executions for said tax assesments and penalty against the property for the defaulting taxpayers. W. A. Douglass County Treasurer Sept, 15, 1914, lA4n>rU#emeat) r. . . # J